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<blockquote data-quote="chris229" data-source="post: 83858" data-attributes="member: 542614">I really don&#039;t care for what some automotive person or book says --------- as the laws of physics are what defines electricity&nbsp;that mind you is exactly what a cap does----- charge to a voltage and hold. How can current flow from the alternator to the cap if the cap is at the same voltage??? correct because a batteries voltage sits at around 12.8V. Keep in mind that current always flows from the highest voltagejust because it doesn&#039;t produce a voltage on its own doesn&#039;t make it a load. A load MUST sit at a voltage below the current provider---alternator.&nbsp; the study of electricity is been going on for along time and caps are well understood the battery and alt DON&#039;T work together----- the battery is a load and you were correct the first time when you said it------ unless your seeing the battery as a pimp and the alternator is a Whor*----then in that case they work together because the cap is charged to the voltage of the alternator ------- the effect can be seen as if it wasn&#039;t there at all --------- because as I said before no current can flow into it blah------- don&#039;t use autotech books ---correct here----- i&#039;m sorry guess I wasn&#039;t clear---- the load i&#039;m refering to here is the amp drawing a steady current read above caps have been uderstood for along time now in electricity---- not something new. Almost everthing you use involves caps. You need to do some research on what caps do and how they work hell I wouldn&#039;t recommend them either if I didn&#039;t know what they hell the did or how they work---------- how could you ------- you couldn&#039;t explain how&#039;d they would help did you know that alternators &amp;amp; batteries are slow to respond to loads------but that is another thread</blockquote>

[QUOTE="chris229, post: 83858, member: 542614"] I really don't care for what some automotive person or book says --------- as the laws of physics are what defines electricity that mind you is exactly what a cap does----- charge to a voltage and hold. How can current flow from the alternator to the cap if the cap is at the same voltage??? correct because a batteries voltage sits at around 12.8V. Keep in mind that current always flows from the highest voltagejust because it doesn't produce a voltage on its own doesn't make it a load. A load MUST sit at a voltage below the current provider---alternator. the study of electricity is been going on for along time and caps are well understood the battery and alt DON'T work together----- the battery is a load and you were correct the first time when you said it------ unless your seeing the battery as a pimp and the alternator is a Whor*----then in that case they work together because the cap is charged to the voltage of the alternator ------- the effect can be seen as if it wasn't there at all --------- because as I said before no current can flow into it blah------- don't use autotech books ---correct here-----[B] i'm sorry guess I wasn't clear---- the load i'm refering to here is the amp drawing a steady current[/B][B] read above[/B][B] caps have been uderstood for along time now in electricity---- not something new. Almost everthing you use involves caps. You need to do some research on what caps do and how they work[/B][B] hell I wouldn't recommend them either if I didn't know what they hell the did or how they work---------- how could you ------- you couldn't explain how'd they would help[/B][B] did you know that alternators & batteries are slow to respond to loads------but that is another thread[/B] [/QUOTE]

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